i think israel was trying to defeat a terrorist group, and in doing so, acted excessively. that is different from, it a genocide. i respect the passions of people who hold up perspectives on this, but from my perspective, israel faced an unbelievable burden in prosecuting this war that did not lessen their responsibility to do so. and we spend a hell of a lot of time working this issue -- i did personally. i believe we did make a difference -- not enough of a difference, but a difference, and you can see the way in which they're operating now is even more excessive than it was before. i think in your question he said, how is this ok? it's not ok. none of this is ok. what happened on october 7 is not ok. and what has happened since is not ok. it is just a terrible, god awful tragedy. i will continue to ask whether there was something we should have or should have done differently. i will never answer that question, no, there wasn't. i will continue to reflect on what i can learn as we go forward. but i will also hold to my convictions in terms of what i call and don't call i

israel and the u.s.en pushing for a cease-fire that would see roughly ten living hostages returned in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. but unless israel offers a permanent end to the war, so far, hamas says it won't budge. chris livesay, cbs news, rome. >> john: now here are 3 things to know. a federal judge in texas has thrown out a rule capping credit card late fees at $8. a consumer financial protection bureau under president trump reversed course and agreed with business and banking groups that the $8 cap was illegal because a blocked credit card issuers from charging fees reasonable and proportional to violations. a female army ranger has competed for the first time in the annual best ranger competition. first lieutenant gabrielle white and her teammate were among 50 teams that took part in the grueling three-day event. soldiers had to move more than 60 miles and take part in physical fitness tests, helicopter missions, and other challenges. white's team finished 14th overall. female

a ceasefire is needed. israel will also only promise to discuss ending its genocide of war and garza if how much agrees to disarm an exile up to $200.00 of its members from this trip. how must, how strong flexibility on many issues. but the movement says laying down its arms without ending the occupation is a red line. the scope of the request to disarm, how much is most even acceptable to here? this is not just the red lines. it has a 1000000 red lines. but how much is running out of options? gaza is in ruins. people are running out of hope. and patience. no, ha, ha, i am go for the proposals. we want to see is fine. give people a chance to restore the life we want to live in. did one different and this person was comforting and lives is really kept, has to be handed over the being fed while we are starving. and even if, how much agrees to surrender and transform politically palestinian sphere is real will not. and the genocide think it's wishful thinking to suggest that if i mass does x, y, or z is real, is going to withdraw and everything will be okay. everything is real is tellin

but had to bring it back to an end to the war remains a sticking point between israel and thomas of israel coles for the disarmament of hamas. and says it will not end it's more in gaza unless this demand is agreed to. but this armament has been a red line for the medical group who insist on israel 1st ending the war. and removing its forces from guns and exchange, commerce has offered to return all remaining hostages. in the current proposal is ro is offering a 45 day temporary cease far along with the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners and detainees and exchange several living is really captives still held in gaza. would be released during the temporary truce period. the 2 sides with aim to negotiate a permanency as far as the, as a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is under intense pressure from hostage families, as well as members of the military and civil society to reach a deal that will bring all the remaining captives home fucking guns at the future looks bleak, talks about reconstruction, don't appear to be a top priority coming up on dw business explorers, how that evo

hamas terrorists that are at the riots, they are physicalliy destroying property, they chant death to israelo america, what ative re difference president trump has made. larry: can you put an end to rumors 'income tax hike. >> we do not support raising taxes, republican pe party stands strong for cutting tax, president trump has said that in rally. larry: why is he -- >> we're committed to cut taxes for hard working americans, democrats want to raise taxes. larry: i get, that why am i hearing he is spoken with speaker johnson twice about raising the top income tax rate, i hear jd vance is proposing this same thing. i don't like it. i am hoping it is not true, what good would that be, top end already pays half of the taxes. you just depress the economy and hurt small business. >> certainly house republicans have always been committed to cutting taxes, hard working americans whether small business or manufacturers we're boosting economy growth you cut taxes to do that. >> pes bess b bessent said everything on table forever -- reconciliation has to pass house we're committed to cutting taxes an

a couple questions about the the times of israel reported a letter was sent to secretary rubio tried open a door to get certified -- the program ended by the palestinian authority. i know you're not going to comment on that corresponded but in a broader perspective the state department is not exactly doling out for eight with any enthusiasm at the moment and the purpose of ending would be to start for data the palestinian authority. to does the state department have any appetite at this point to start that process if the end result is know for a being distributed in the end anyway? the second question i have is, just the broader project relationship right now between the u.s. and the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas boycott of great first turmoil we've seen american officials go to jerusalem. a corresponding -- >> all right, all right. >> bird's-eye view. >> i think i was try to give you a bird's-eye view. i would say that for so i can't comment on if there are any negotiations or diplomatic considerations. what i do take issue with immediately is we don't have any excitement ove

and ukraine continues. israel's destruction of the palestinian people continues, and the jury is still loud when it comes to around the, the lot. and here's the lensky sacks, the chief of ukraine's to me region where a russian stride killed over 60 troops out of military gathering, according to opt out. the cranium, law maker tells us the meeting was the lensky provocation, and that explains only civilians died. resilience, keith, this is how's the lensky conducts his operations. he needs such tragedies at the most critical moments of his power in ukraine to conduct such special operations in order to strengthen his terrorist power to fill the heads of his fellow citizens, an international community with his idea of the tunnel ward. i am going to opt out, that's the unshakable position of slow back prime minister, robert pete sol reacting to the he, you bullying its members into skipping the grand world war 2 victory celebrations in rush.

everything that israel's telling us is that how math aside they are fully intend on mass expulsion. this is the plan that they've put on the, on the table. they have an agency set up to facilitate the mass transfer of part of palestinians as offers and counter offers are exchanged. the you on says the viability of life itself and gaza is fading. it all seems like a dead end. how mazda is being asked to self destruct without any guarantees of a political breakthrough. is really enjoys american political and military support . old, while the palestinians are staring into the abyss, debt and starvation or ethnic cleansing, that all the address data. i'm not. i was on the way to repair the indonesian hospital in northern garza and is really offensive valley this year left the medical facility out of service on thousands of palestinians without access to critical care hospitals across the street puffing systematic. the attack spidey is rarely meant a trace since the war began. i'll just there is abraham al clevi sent this report from inside the facility where operations a flows is humans

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there are so many countries that are our friends, including the very ai leaning israel and iceland, both of which somehow didn't make it onto biden's list of friendlies. what the heck is that about? neither did a big chunk of eu countries. this is just needless red tape that's holding our country back as a place that dominates ai around the world. why isn't the white house roll that back? today we're getting news that the chinese might be halting deliveries from boeing. the president today should have said, all right, china, you want that? you're out. you can't have our planes. planes are hard to get, by the way. but for every other country on earth, we should be offering them financing to buy those particular planes from boeing through the us export-import bank. great opportunity to take the initiative in the trade war and teach the chinese a lesson that they better start learning soon. they are cutting their noses off despite the faces. johnson johnson, an amazing company, reported today trying to resolve a gigantic number of lawsuits involving talc that may have caused cervical cancer

israel starts bombing, they enter the tunnels, you know, so who are we really killing children? women and innocent civilians. meanwhile, guys of health ministry says the war has already killed over $50000.00 palestinians, including thousands of children and on both sides of the border. the same question . what is it all for? if not of the goals have been achieved. more news coming your way in just about 30 minutes. the i said the switching was just for the most pools, but it was still quite beautifully it i knew lance firstly, the whole reproduction she only knew was a lot, especially for luck to have a credit us use. but yeah, let me get that over to you. and then hopefully we will big lip full. so when you, when you even a little of your stuff, clinicals 15 was sitting in the forms. so it's sort of midwest here to the federalist. we don't get those new of civil war if the can use those that you for the ones that it the split the yeah. if the what do you need say again, we're not sure if i do the settings by the name is from below. if there's an issue just the same. so before t

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and, mark, this is the second palestinian student involved in organizing last year's anti-israel protest at columbia who's been detained for removal from the u.s. despite having a green card, malawi's lawyer told cnn, quote, his detention is an attempt to silence those who speak out against the atrocities in gaza. it is also unconstitutional. what do you think? >> free speech is incredibly important. what he was doing is not speech. by his own admission, he was the leader of a group q, a, d and columbia. sjp had engaged in acts that were so horrific they would be crimes if it were committed by a u.s. citizen as well. under section 230 39b in fact, we just sued in the southern district of new york. the groups that he led for material support for terror they were handing out. it's not just speech. they were handing out hamas propaganda. and to the extent that you think it was just propaganda, it literally said that this was a, quote, intentional and coordinated effort to further hamas's goals and those of the pflp and the al-aqsa martyrs brigade. they put that in writing. jake, when you hi

and even if, how much agrees to surrender and transform politically palestinian sphere israel will not. and the genocide think it's wishful thinking to suggest that if i'm as does x, y, or z is real, is going to withdraw and everything will be okay. everything that israel's telling us is that how math aside they are fully and turned on mass expulsion. this is the plan that they've put on the, on the table. they have an agency set up to facilitate the mass transfer fun of palestinians, as offers and counter offers are exchanged. the you on says the viability of life itself and gaza is fading. it all seems like a dead end. how mazda is being asked to self destruct without any guarantees of a political breakthrough is really enjoys american political and military support. oh, while the palestinians are staring into the abyss, death and starvation, or ethnic cleansing, that all the address data. i'm not, palestinians have seen no rest flight from is ready to get tax with strikes. can we get these 21 people since the one on tuesday? a 10 to housing displaced, people in the own, milwaukee ar

this is all while israel is showing cracks within its own ranks or the middle east bureau chief maria phenomena explains the police world keeps intensifying. is ariel strikes and ground pressure and goes on prime and it's turned into yeah, when defense minister costs vile to run, pop the offensive, and the palestinian clave and capture even more land expanding. what is real calls a boffa zone? earlier on tuesday and using the has office said he personally visit. there's no then guys have to express commitment to go all the way. but there was a correct it's roles. top 10 will, is warning. the army is stretched thing running out of manpower and struggling to keep up with political emissions that seem to grow by the die that's according to his reading, media wide net which allegedly sites the idea of the chief of staff during a cabinet meeting. according to the paper, as i mean, isn't minutes in words taken. listen. i mean, it is not distorting data for the political aisha loan and is said to be suggesting they let go of some of their fantasies, according to sources. the current reserve

they were the ones who told us if we move the embassy in israel jerusalem the middle east would devolveaos and if we kilkilled soleimani the terrorit that the wars would arrange instead piece broke out in the middle east. the same group that told us if we put tariffs on china and the first admin inflation would go up. yet it was at record lows we were paying less for gas and groceries in the goods and services like in this country. so donald trump has and should have a very long runway care because he did this once before it is not guesswork for him. he knows the economy. it since the 80s on the oprah winfrey show for heaven sakes. he noticed the american people in the past the american manufacturing, the american worker has been kicked in the teeth for far too long once to fix it he has said publicly there will be a little pain. long-term will be a much better place. jackie: all of the prongs of the policy and the programs come together and that is what the patient is for. let me ask you about this the trump administration also probing into semi conductor in pharmaceuticals for the imp

are physically destroying property as well as physically assaulting students, they chant death to israeley also chant death to america, so we need to take significant action. president trump has done that. what a difference that makes between joe biden and president trump. larry: absolutely. well the battle goes on and good for trump on that. can you put an end to these rumors about an income tax hike? >> we do not support raising taxes. the republican party stands strongly for cutting taxes. president trump supports cutting taxes. he has said that in rallies all across the country. we are committed to making it so we're cutting taxes for hard working americans. it's the democrats who want to raise taxes. we support cutting taxes. larry: i get that but why am i hearing he has spoken to speaker johnson twice about raising the top income tax rate? i'm hearing j.d. vance is proposing the same thing. i don't like it one bit. i'm hoping it's not true. what good would that do? by the way, the top end pays half the taxes in the first place. where is the rumors coming from? >> certainly house re

after contentious campus protests against the israel-hamas war in gaza, harvard sees the battle differently. its president declaring the university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights. the former u.s. treasury secretary and the former president of harvard, larry summers, put it this way. >> this is an. >> attempt to. >> impose the. kind of. >> regulation on. harvard that is imposed. >> by government on universities, in countries that we don't think of as democracies, countries that don't have free speech. protections. >> in other words, summers is suggesting that president trump is acting like a dictator. or as our colleague stephen collinson put it today, an elected authoritarian, like the guy that trump all but embraced yesterday, el salvador strongman strongman nayib bukele, who backed trump during his visit to the oval office by publicly refusing to return a wrongly deported maryland man to the united states. trump even finishing his sentence. >> there's something broken. the liberal establishment, but they're not running things anymore in this co

donald trump looking over to bibi netanyahu, who has had his own attacks on the supreme court in israelthinking, oh, that's what we should do. we should we should narrow its jurisdiction. we should think about packing the court. we should talk about impeaching judges, which is he's already talked about. i mean, that's another way of undermining the rule of law. but one of the ways is what we saw in the oval office was, i mean, let's just get real about what happened. that is a thumbing of the nose at the supreme court ruling to say you are ordered to facilitate the return of somebody. and you know what was not addressed at all in the oval office and has not been addressed in court in the district court, has the administration even asked the president of el salvador, who is in the oval office, to return him? the el salvador president said, you know what? i can't do this unilaterally. i can't smuggle him in. that is true. he's sitting there saying, i can't unilaterally do this. you do not have this country even asking, how is that in any way complying with the supreme court decision that

his 1st term in office who walked away from the j cpa, unilaterally now to the middle east, where israel is in the process of splitting gaza in the so called securities zones . united nation says that such an operation is further displacing. palestinians in the humanitarian situation is now likely to be the worst. it has been in the 18 months since the outbreak of hostilities, hardly about 70 percent of the gaza strip, is under displacement orders or no go zones. ways really, authorities require humanitarian teams to coordinate their movement. meanwhile, israel has been seizing large tracts of lands during its latest defensive. the areas in red on the map, you can see here are no longer accessible to palestinians. one particular focus has been the meds are in core door is rarely forces. we took it after the most recent ceasefire ended last month, as it's a key root dividing both northern and southern gaza. just days ago, the idea of seized another critical passage in southern gauze are the more ag core door which cuts off for a fall off from the rest of the strip. israel's defense minist

have a present from commenting for a minute about turkey and israel. let's listen to president trump. any problem that you have with turkey? i think i can. so i mean as long as you're reasonable, you have to be reasonable, we have to be reasonable we, we have to be reasonable. i love that line, we have to be reasonable. and we kind of like say we don't need conflicts here in there. but surfacing the turkey is real divide, you know, probably over syria, but maybe over guys and maybe over other issues of a variety. but i mean it, i'd love our audience to understand a little bit more of the recipe of that tension. yeah. but 1st, before we get that jared cushion or his book about his time in the white house is very, very clear about the relationship between president trump and predators turned it to. yeah, there was a lot of tension, significant trust deputy now onto syria. look, the israel, you since october 7th, have about to change the security environment around them. and not a lot of people took them at face value. but everything that they've done sin

hopefully they would but i doubt seriously. >> martha: certainly in israel as well.ake this threat out and we will see how these talks go. general, thank you very much for getting us up to speed on the background. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> martha: thank you. two must listen episodes of the untold story are dropping this week. tomorrow you will hear my conversation with jennifer griffin because we talk about china, we talk about this military bill and taiwan and this is a deep dive with jennifer griffin about our military capabilities, there military capabilities, the buildup we are seeing around taiwan, if you want to get up to speed on all of that tune in for that and then on friday part two of our deep dive into china with michael pillsbury of the heritage foundation breaks down the trump economic showdown and the political ramifications of this battle between trump and president xi at the highest level of geopolitics, the united states versus china. so catch those both on fox news podcast.com. still ahead, former president obama sides with harvard against

everything that israel's telling us is that how math aside they are fully and turned on mass expulsion. this is the plan that they've put on the, on the table. they have an agency set up to facilitate the mass transfer of part of palestinians, as offers and counter offers are exchanged. the you on says the viability of life itself and gaza is fading. it all seems like a dead end. how mazda is being asked to self destruct without any guarantees of a political breakthrough, is really enjoys american political and military support. oh, while the palestinians are staring into the abyss, death and starvation, or ethnic cleansing, that all the address data. i'm not, it's being woven. 40 days since these are all blocks, the entry level basic likes to centrals, including food and roles are and took. all of the health ministry says the shortage of medical supplies is hindering doctors from completion emergency interventions. hundreds of patients are not receiving medicine or treatment. the brocade is lessening the suffering as well as a soul which has left also with the largest number of child

how do israel's war on gaza become one of the defining moments of the 21st century critic with us politics, the bottom line, the showcase of the best documentary films across the network on algae 0? it was a war that caused unimaginable suffering. this is a rather not to for some yearning to forgets was the way to move forward the ever in their right to forget and move on with their lives. a personal exploration of the lasting impact of the vietnam war that is still shaping the lives of modern, via tammy's vietnam. 50 years of forgetting announces the era, the, [000:00:00;00] the . so again, a reminder about top stories on those challenges here and use our mazda is, um, tween custom brigade says it's last contact with its group holding. american is really captive eden. alexander often is radius. right. and i'm off as it's reviewing. and is there any proposal related by egypt story for 10 shall see, signed guys, and will respond as soon as possible from so as expelled $12.00 a year in officials. and they call it some by sort of 12. g is, comes a day after algeria ordered a dozen french diff

and the rebelstr want to keep te spotlight on gaza were israel backed by the united states is in the final phase of a genocidal campaign that seeks to ethnically cleanse the 2 million people who live on that bloodsoaked piece of land. many of the international students as you know the were arrested were detained precisely because they have the moral courage to express solidarity with palestinian humans and national rights and to oppose the u.s. backed genocide. i will be we talk about how this topic pertains to its happening in gaza today. jonathan has our f expression policy ready and he will read it out for us. >> good afternoon, thank you for coming to this session. georgetown university is committed to standards promoting speech and expression. while it is recognize that audience members may not share the same views as the speaker, it is expected everyone will respect the right of the speakers and the organizing department to share their perspectives and ideas and not cause a disruption to the event. at the end of the event, there will be a question and answer session. please phr

respected delegates south korea, israel, vietnam and european union to see the list they are but theyinterview exclusive interview with top negotiator, we can say e.u. will not be first, listen. >> how close do you think you are to some sort of agreement? >> i think at this stage we are still obviously scoping facts and what should be what you need to tackle. and of course, as far as to be important to kind of focus on how we are going to increase them. >> however, he believes there could be a deal in place 90 days. to the administration trying to decide if they will announce one country has the deals are being made or wait to make a group announcement with a number of countries. to the white house press secretary karoline leavitt said the deal could be soon. that is welcoming news for republicans on capitol hill. >> we have seen the manufacturing and farmers suffer over the years as a result of these trade agreements that have been struck and china steals our intellectual property and they used forced labor. it is time to look out for americans. >> so democrats are saying there is un

and meanwhile, israel has been seizing huge tracts of lands during its latest defensive. the areas in red that you can see on the map here are no longer accessible to palestinians. and one particular focus has been the nets are in core door is really forces we took it after the most recent ceasefire ended last month as it's a key root dividing northern and southern gaza. just days ago, the idea of seized yet another critical passage in southern gaza, the more i corner door, which puts off for a fox from the rest of the gaza strip. israel's defense minister has pledged to turn the once densely populated city into a buffer zone, and there are more areas potentially included in the as rarely securities own places from which palestinians have been ordered to evacuate. locals are at a loss about where they should go next. by the way, we were evicted from rough. all we came here and then we went to other places and then we came back here. we are being chased everywhere. people are in despair. where do we go as if the people are immersed in sadness wherever we go? it's the same.

but the key is ready to condition is that how must lay down it's weapons which comes as israel continues, it's offensive in gaza on the ground. and then the final to familiar, exciting, gaza this funeral is for people killed in and is really air strike on a 10 side in con unice, since restarting its military offensive last month following the end of the 1st phase of the israel, hama sees far deal is ready forces have killed more than $1500.00 policy indians, according to guides of health authorities. the offensive has also displaced hundreds of thousands of people and imposed a blockade on all supplies. entering the own place would have to bring about an end to the war remains a sticking point between israel and thomas of israel coles for the disarmament of hamas and says it will not end it's more in gaza unless this demand is agreed to both assignments as being a red line for the medical group who insist on israel 1st ending the war and removing its forces from god in exchange, how much has offered to return o remaining hostages? in the current proposal is ro is offering a $45.00 day te

about this revised cease fire proposal from israel. that was related by the judge sions. and you know, what's a feeling about what home office response should be as well as that, as i said, is a quite a critical now, not just because of the news about the, the bombing, the location where it down exactly or is located was, was held in captivity but also the fact that there were many times in the password policy related down. and when it comes to sees fire talks and, and, and almost getting to where there's supposed to be an agreement, then nothing happens. we move into more, more attacks and more defense destruction and just 1st phase reinvent the 42 days and we're support. the 2nd phase that includes the full withdrawal of these really military and docusign forces from the areas that invaded the in the entry of much needed, including a heavy machinery equipment and mobile homes and tents for the displays. populations and the opening of the roof and across and none of this happen in fact uh, on the contrary. instead of moving into all of this uh, on march 18, 18 days of su

that's holding american is really captive in gaza after and is really striking. israel proposes a new sci fi.

after all, what does, how much do i just use as soon as israel starts bombing, they enter the tunnels units. so who are we really killing children? women, an innocent civilians. meanwhile, guys as health ministry says the war has already killed over $50000.00 palestinians, including thousands of children and on both sides of the border. the same question, what is it all for? a non of the goals have been achieved more and who's coming your way in just about 30 minutes a the in this small village and coast region has taken in refugees from villages that fell into ukraine's occupation during the invasion. elderly and bedridden patients were evacuated. somebody neighbors, some baretski with others by russian soldiers. suddenly i'm sick, i'm new to them repeated last night game for us the so so the way to the she had push the this, the, the with you, if you're still with me is a 5. the one with the new book, it still has a check. i can you have a great is barbara of sort of beautiful. i'm going to assume that it was to be the closest to this a walk of shipping the clock gigabytes when you

what israel called a buffer zone. earlier in tuesday and using the has office said he personally visit, there's no to engage and to express commitment to go all the way. but there was a correct it's roles, top 10, well as warning, the army is stretched thing running out of manpower and struggling to keep up with political emissions that seem to grow by the die that's according to his reading, media wide net which allegedly sides the idea is chief of staff during a cabinets meeting according to the paper pay. yeah. does that mean isn't mincing words taken? listen. i mean, it is not distorting data for the political aisha loan and is said to be suggesting they let go of some of their fantasies, according to sources. the current reserve is turned out in combat units, which is around 6070 percent of the past has been fully presented to prime minister netanyahu and the ministers along with the concern. this will also be the case during a real offensive. if it comes the level of readiness of tanks and apc's as also being re

. >> on israel. >> now, i should note a source familiar with the investigation at this point says thatthere is no indication that anti-semitism was, in fact, the reason that brought bomber out to the residence behind us. but again, this investigation still very much ongoing, as is an investigation into just the massive security breach that occurred here over the weekend. bomber's next court appearance is next wednesday. danny freeman, cnn, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> our thanks to danny freeman for that report. now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour. two new studies found that babies and children are being exposed to brain harming chemicals while they sleep. researchers say that mattresses and bedding are key sources of the exposure because they may contain flame retardants and other dangerous chemicals that are used in hundreds of consumer products. children are especially vulnerable to these toxins because their brains and bodies are still developing. now, the study did not include any brand names, but the researchers tell cnn that they were well known. lower co

how do israel's war on gaza become one of the defining moments of the 21st century? critics with us politics, the bottom line, the . the again you watching out a 0 reminder about top stories from us is um dwayne cas obligations, it's a long contact with its group holding american is really captive eden. alexander, the group says in is really stripe targeted the location where he's being held. and i'm also reviewing and is really proposal be made by egypt for a potential to try in gaza and will respond as soon as possible. and you'll find we would lean towards a $45.00 day ceasefire and the entry of food and shelter in exchange for the release of half of the remaining captives in the 1st week. a pain out of wild use friends has expounds 12 l during officials for emissions across the country. and recall that some baffled or 2 hours is the move comes a day. after algeria made a similar move, dismissing a dozen french different minds and ordering them to leave within 48 hours relations of portions between the 2 countries. since the arrest of 3 of jerry and national was i

this happened before the attacks in israel. but certainly, as we saw, you know, palestinian flags being hoisted on college campus after college campus, there's been a very real backlash. this is part of it. i have concerns about how far the president is going on this and concerns about what research funding is. and i was, chris, just last week. i was at my alma mater, the university of north carolina at chapel hill. i'm on the board of visitors there. and what i saw from my school's leadership was, here's how we're following the law. here's how we're able to document every bit of spending that we're doing on f and a, money which is so critical in how you're dealing with the federal government. i tell universities, you've got your back against the wall and you're a target. this is a time to also think about not just speaking truth to power and all that stuff that makes audiences on msnbc happy, but how can we do a smarter job given the environment that we're in? and i haven't heard a whole lot of that outside of unc at this poin

the same way the prime minister of netanyahu of israel spoke very eloquently to the people of iran to isolate the regime from the people. so that's actually very good approach. president trump secretary rubio should speak to chinese people directly. >> host: president trump wednesday pretty optimistic china was going to be ready to make a a deal. let's listen to what he said. >> we have tremendous amount of spirit from other countries including china. china wants to make a deal. they just don't know quite to go about it, you know? one of the sinks a to know quite, proud people. president xi is a proud man. i know them very well. they don't know quite how to go about it but they will figure it out in the press is the figure it out but the want to make a deal. >> host: do you think that's an accurate assessment? >> guest: i think it is accurate. definitely i think xi jinping knows how to make a deal. just pick up a phone call president trump and that would show his weakness. but remember, the entire chinese kindness party regime is based upon three basic concepts. number one, the party

c'est l'un des visages clés des otages en israël. y a eu aussi des négociations directes entre les américains et le hamas pour faire libérer cet otage de nationalité américaine. dans le contexte de l'échec de ces négociations, le hamas dit qu'il a perdu le contact avec le groupe qui détient cet otage. - stéphanie antoine: en ukraine, une femme âgée a été tuée et 9 autres personens blessées. c'est le bilan d'une attaque de drones ukrainiens sur la ville de koursk, à l'ouest de la russie, la nuit dernière. après la frappe russe sur la ville ukrainienne de soumy, qui a fait au moins 35 morts et une centaine de blessés, les autorités russes dénoncent une attaque ciblée sur des civils. la porte-parole du comité d'enquête russe s'est exprimée. - lors de l'inspection des scènes de crime, les enquêteurs militaires ont trouvé des fragments de véhicules aériens, ainsi que des éléments